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| Name | Erin J. Murphy |
| Address | 138 Msgr Patrick J. Lydon Way
Boston, Massachusetts , United States |
| Email | None |
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| Contributor | RBH |
| Last Modifed | Visigoethe
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| Info | Erin Murphy is a 5th generation Bostonian but a first-time candidate for office. She is a veteran BPS teacher and proud graduate of Emerge, the state's premier political organization that recruits, trains, and provides a powerful network for women who want to run for office.
She is the recipient of several awards for her hard work and dedication to her community. After raising awareness and more than $60,000 for recovery services to people struggling with addiction, she was honored with the James F. Gavin Award in 2015. In 2016, she received the Extraordinary Woman of Boston Award for her devotion to her community, and in particular her passion to help individuals struggling with addiction and mental illness while supporting their families. She was recognized by the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women as an Unsung Heroine in 2016 for always showing up to volunteer, no matter the cause, as long as it benefits the neighborhood.
Erin pushes herself to be better and to help others in their journeys to brighter futures — whether it’s nudging hundreds of four and five year olds toward successful academic careers as a BPS early education teacher, running the Boston Marathon to support the recovery programs at Boston’s Gavin House, or reminding neighbors of the beauty of our City with daily sunrise photos — Erin looks to raise up children, the vulnerable, and all her neighbors as she strives to make Boston more caring, more livable, and more inclusive for all of us.
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